Intrigue and imperial tidings from Europe and Ireland
Readable fragments report court appointments and exiles in the Ottoman realm, a cardinal’s report of a marriage in Vienna, and military and political moves in Prussia, Holland, and Ireland. Notes on census of fleet posts, snow, floods, and storm damage accompany local city honors and trade measures.
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Holland
Flanders
Constantinople
Ahir-Aga
Erzerum
Rome
Fan
Congregation of
Lara
Milan
Count de Firman
Dorthy
Vienna
Beatrice
Modena
Archduke Ferdinand
Marshal Daun
Count Francis de Daun
Plonket
Copenhagen
F.K
Frederick Christian de Rosenkrantz
Department of the Marine
College of Admiralty
Order of Dannebrog
War Department
Count de Sc. Germain
War Office
Hambugh
Versailles
France
Prussia
Hague
States of Holland
Prince of
Wolfenbuitle
Irel AN
Dublin
Belfast
Earl of Hertford
Nicholas Sheehy
Papith
His
King’s Bench
Newgate
Clonmel
Liffey
Limerick
Fron Dumfiseslire and Gallaway report severe intercausfe
From Dumfiseslire and Gallaway come accounts of a very severe outbreak of weather in the counties, with almost all intercity travel disrupted. The winter conditions are described as unusually harsh for the season, affecting towns from Invernats to Baff-shires.
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Dapper
Cumberland
Mettering coal bore depth sparks hopes in Northampton
In Northampton the Mettering project nears success after boring to 150 yards with coal indications. Damage from freezing rain hits Ta vistock park and Sir Geary Page estate. Liverpool merchants seek access to southern and eastern landing points. The Ann Boyd ship foundered near Beaumaris Bay with two drowned. others saved. John Lainey marries Bird, heiress to 12 000 pounds. Joseph Sprout convicted at gaol delivery for mare theft.
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Northampton
Mettering
Tavistock
Ampthill
Ann
Cat. Boyd
Beaumaris Bay
Litchfield
John Lainey
Miss Bird
Francis Bird
Iig
Joseph Sprout
Thomas Thompson
Port News From Penzance To Barbadoes Shipping Lists
Port news items report multiple arrivals and sailings across British ports. Vessels include Betty and Fanny from London, Prince Henry from the Straits, Fly from Falmouth, and Endeavour from London with several others bound for Ireland Guernsey Jersey and Barbados.
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Port
Penzance
Betty
Fanny
Williams
London
Stuffbury
Drew
Plymouth
Prince Henry
Owen
Streights
Mary
Jemima
Broad
Hazard
Fly
Difiach
Sears
Guernsey
Louthampton
Amos
Falmouth
Prosperous
Hackwood
Endeavour
Living
St. George
Dormer
Barcelona
Hallam
Adams
St. Sebastians
Montagne
Priwix
Jorneau
Jersey
Poole
Elizabeth
Helcroft
Wareham
Thompson
Sucef
Uther
Good Intent
Martin
Feversham
Elvin
Milton
Poitle
Ireland
Bucrall
Viloce
Kingdom
Exeter
Blefsing
Jones
Tenby
Success
Mourtin
Lynn
Cowes
Frb
Samuel
Parcker
Portsmouth
North Carolina
Jonge Abraham
Dekker
Zuriskzee
Cork
Unity
Clark
Dunkirk
Nancy
Campbell
Dublin
Deal
Earl of Sandwich
Knowler
Malaga
Providence
Siverton
Bristol
Jerrard
Gardner
Rhode Island
Royal Oak
Scott
Rotterdam
Exburg
Wolf
Granades
Neptune
Blackburn
Lit Lons Squirrel
Mathews
Fron
Naples
Prret Beckford
Jamzicé
Bainedow
Dawson
Maryland- Arriva US
Scery
Sealby
Virginia
Ponle
Whitewood
Chance
Wood
Diamond
Corbin
Cadiz
Dover
Buffy
Love
Barbadoes
Dove
Coddington
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County of
Durham
Davy
Viscount Barrington
Rilling-House
Cablon
Will Gover
Brands
Kilburn
Middlesex
Condon
Hampstead
Heber
Gecolphin
Babram
Svygepstakes
R. Norris
Boulton
Duke of Kingston
Holme
Pierrepont
Nottingham
Areless
Rattle
John Harer
Har
Rettle
Darley
Lord Tracey
Tomas Gresley
Mr. Cook
Vixén
Dodsworth
Wiliam Harmer
Wailliams
John Roe
Lilingstone
William Harmer
Bes
Gloucestershire
ReHoa
Liam Prt
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Great Britain
Characer
John Entick
A.M
Eorge Bowdiger
Axminster
England
Arico
Incle
Abby
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
J. Wilkie
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Theopositus
CosiTannia
Ls Becket
P. A. Ize Honde
Surry Street
Strand
Seconon Epirion
Turoposius
Constantina
Theodosius
Theoodosius
Constartia
T. Becket
P. A. de Hondt
LH Apposius
Constantia
T. Becker
P. A. Be Hondt
Edward and
Eleonoray
J. Walter
Homer’s Head
Charing- Cross
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Mount
Pace
Pallisfer
Newfoundland
James Cook
Walker
Dottor Watlheer
Fleet-Lane
Newgae
Barnard’s
Elaymarket
Mr. Jackson
Skerries
Balbriggan
Forme Pass
Dubs
Fréth Buccer
Country News